Network Communication Data Collection via Operation Binding Codes
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current network communication systems fail to collect statistics on network communication data during offline interactions, such as those triggered by scanning codes, leading to independent online and offline processes that hinder data synchronization and inventory management in scenarios like O2O shopping platforms.
Innovation Solution
A method and system where a first client acquires an identification code, requests webpage content, and sends operation instructions to a server, which generates an operation binding identification code. A second client then extracts and sends a binding relationship between the first client's operation information and operation description information to the server for statistics collection, enabling data collection during offline network communication.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If the network side collects statistics during online communication, then data statistics can be obtained for monitoring and maintenance, but statistics collection cannot be performed during offline triggering scenarios
Solution Approach 1:
The patent segments the statistics collection process into client-side and server-side components. The client device performs local statistics collection for offline scenarios by capturing operation instructions and generating binding relationships, while the server handles online statistics collection. This segmentation allows the system to maintain statistics collection capabilities across both online and offline communication modes without requiring continuous server-side monitoring.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an operation binding identification code as an intermediary mechanism. This code binds operation information from the first user account with entry prompt information, creating a bridge that enables offline statistics collection. The binding relationship acts as a mediator that connects offline client operations with the statistics collection system, allowing data to be captured and transmitted even when the network side is not actively monitoring.
2Ease of operation
If offline triggering is implemented without network side statistics collection, then user flexibility is improved, but network communication data cannot be collected
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements self-service statistics collection at the client device. The client automatically captures operation instructions, generates operation binding identification codes, and creates binding relationships without requiring server-side intervention or configuration. This self-service mechanism enables offline statistics collection to proceed autonomously, maintaining user flexibility while ensuring data is captured and can be transmitted when connectivity is restored.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent performs preliminary statistics collection actions at the client device before network transmission is required. Operation instructions are captured, binding relationships are established, and data is prepared for transmission in advance. This preliminary action ensures that statistics collection occurs at the appropriate moment during offline operations, preserving data integrity and enabling subsequent synchronization with the server.
3Loss of information
If comprehensive statistics collection is implemented across online and offline scenarios, then data completeness is improved, but system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a universal statistics collection mechanism that operates across both online and offline scenarios through the operation binding identification code. The same binding mechanism handles different communication modes uniformly, whether the user is online or offline. This multi-functional approach consolidates what could be separate complex systems into a single unified framework, reducing overall system complexity while achieving comprehensive data collection.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements dynamic statistics collection that adapts to the user's online/offline status. The system automatically adjusts its behavior based on connectivity conditions, performing local collection when offline and coordinating with the server when online. This dynamic approach allows the system to maintain data completeness across varying conditions without requiring complex manual configuration or multiple rigid systems.
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AI summary
A method for collecting statistics on network communication data includes: acquiring, by a first client, an identification code, requesting corresponding webpage content from a server according to the identification code, and displaying the webpage content; receiving, by the first client, a user-entered communication operation instruction including an operation type, sending the instruction to the server, and receiving an operation binding identification code that is returned by the server; acquiring, by a second client, the operation binding identification code displayed on the first client, and extracting the first client operation information and the entry prompt information from the operation binding identification code, the first client operation information including an operation type; and acquiring, by the second client, operation description information based on the entry prompt information, generating a binding relationship between the first client operation information and the operation description information, and sending the binding relationship to the server for statistics collection.